Gender & Intertextuality in Vergil’s Aeneid
Tuesday, April 9
5pm - 6:30pm
Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 220

Please join us on Tuesday, April 9th @ 5:00 p.m. in Boswell 220, for a lecture by Dr. Thomas Biggs, University of St. Andrews. This lecture will explore one of the oldest topics in the  study of Vergil`s Aeneid.

GSWS Faculty Colloquia with Molly Shilo "Experiments in Empathy"
Wednesday, April 10
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Sadler Center, Tidewater AB

Molly Shilo (she/her) is a PhD candidate at William & Mary in the American Studies program who will be graduating this year. Her scholarly interests include feminist and queer theories, critical race studies, and theories of the body. 

STLI Community Conversation: Innovation and creativity in mid-level courses
Wednesday, April 17
12pm - 1pm
Swem Library, Ford Classroom

Many departments offer mid-level foundational courses that serve as a bridge between the introductory-level courses meant to capture student interest and upper-level courses intended to help students use the skills and concepts. 

STLI Quick Bite: Teaching & Learning Symposium Preview and your PLN
Thursday, April 18
12:30pm - 1pm
Zoom

STLI Quick Bite: 2024 Teaching & Learning Symposium Preview

STLI Workshop: Writing Assignments with AI in Mind
Friday, April 19
2pm - 3:15pm
Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), 140C

Writing Assignments with AI in Mind

Text Encoding in the Humanities: Conceptualizing student projects with Paul Vierthaler
Wednesday, April 24
12pm - 1pm
Swem Library, Ford Classroom

In this hands-on workshop, STLI Faculty Fellow Paul Vierthaler will explore the skills and insights students can gain through TEI and text-encoding assignments. Practical examples of assignments and projects will be discussed.